Article Archive for April 2007
Posted in Computing, Gadgets on 6 April 2007
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There are rumors that Microsoft is exploring making the Zune free with subscription to be more competitive with the iPod. On the surface, who doesn’t like free but exactly how free is your “free” cell phone? If anything, it will hasten the demise of the Zune and Microsoft: 1) Not that Zune has established much […]
Posted in Marketing, Media on 6 April 2007
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Sure, some people complain we have advertising everywhere the Sun don’t shine but when it’s this brilliant … (VIA FREDERICK SAMUEL) Bring it on! RED 45! That’s mine!
Posted in Film, Gadgets, Science on 5 April 2007
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If you are unfamiliar with the concept, you take a light-tight box, poke it with a teeny hole, place film inside (while in a darkroom or blackbag), and then remove the hole (lens) cover and voila! Photos in focus. Check out this site over at Merrill Photo for instructions on how to make your own […]
Posted in Internet, Science on 5 April 2007
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Yea, some headlines write themselves. A guy named Lloyd is building this 16-foot storage shed and dropping it into a lake. The BioSub Project. His plan? Irrigate oxygen producing algae with his urine and then when he’s hungry, eat the algae … out of air? He’s gonna literally jump on his bike and pedal to […]
Posted in Gadgets on 4 April 2007
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The ZenZui interface is based on tiles. Viewing a youtube posting on the main web site for the launch helps quickly illustrate the interface and it looks pretty cool and utilitarian (from Microsoft no less). The best part is that the interface is free and is aimed to work with most platforms. I applaud this […]
Posted in Internet, Media on 3 April 2007
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Sure, a lot of people like RSS feeds but it’s just not good enough for me. I prefer the human scan plus a modified RSS feed so what are the abolsute must-read news & information sites I read everyday? GOOGLE NEWS My homepage. It’s a nice autobot scan of the most important news – mostly […]
Posted in Science on 3 April 2007
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All your base (sugars) belong to us! Spring has sprung which means it’s bug-time here in the Southeastern U.S. Everything from bees, wasps, and hornets to freaking fire ants (which brings new life to the term ‘ankle biter’) and termites which chew on homes here faster than Rosie can hoover up donuts. Just last year […]
Posted in Internet, TV on 2 April 2007
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Certainly you can understand surface-wise where they are coming from – they look at the video sharing sites online and think, they are making money off our backs … well, technically the backs of backs of the writers and performers but lawyers can only see so far – why aren’t we doing that? So, in […]
Posted in Internet, Marketing on 2 April 2007
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I stumbled across a very cool site on the web called Moo (www.moo.com) where they offer to print your photos onto small cards akin to about one half (horizontally) of a standard business card. Their site is very user friendly and they make it very easy for you by tying in their service to your […]
Posted in Religion on 2 April 2007
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Yep! Butterfly scales! The more I see of some of these photos the more I am in awe of the way God has built the universe. Since we are close to the Easter holiday, I thought it proper to post something along these lines. Whatever your religious persuasion or leanings, I think it important to […]